Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

Spanish Hebrew poetry,
8:655–660, 16:263
Yiddish influence, 8:667–669
miracles, 14:305
Mishnaic, 2:356, 8:639–650,
14:330–331
Aramaic influence, 8:648
Ashkenazaic and, 8:669
Dead Sea scrolls, 8:638
dialects, 8:649
foreign loan words, 8:647–
648
morphology, 8:642–650, 642t,
643t, 644t
nouns, 8:645–646
Palestinian, Babylonian,
8:649–650
phonetics, 8:642
problems and issues, 8:640–
642
syntax, 8:646, 648
tanna and amora, 8:639
types of, 8:639
verbs and tenses, 8:644–645,
648
vocabulary, 8:646–648
mnemonic devices, Bible, 13:619
modern, 8:67, 671–680
foreign words, 8:676
grammar, 8:678–680
pronunciation, 8:672–673
revival period, 8:671–672
spelling, 8:673–675
verbal innovations, 8:677–678
vocabulary, 8:675
names, 1:333
nineteenth century, homiletic
literature and, 9:514
origin of, 18:285
Oxford University, study at,
15:554
Palestine (Mandate), 10:198
Palestine (Ottoman)
journalism, 10:704–705
schools, 10:652, 653
Parh: on, Salomon ben Abraham
Ibn, 15:641–642
philology
Morag, Shlomo, 14:470
poetry and, 16:264
philosophy translated into, 16:86
pre-biblical, 8:620–626
morphology, 8:624–626
phonology, 8:622–624
pronounciation, Bible, 13:609,
612, 624–648
relation to other Semitic
languages, 18:284–285
revival in Israel, 10:291
Rosén, Haiim B., 17:428
Russia
1970s, 17:564–565
USSR regime, 17:543
in science books, 18:157
Second Aliyah, 10:196
semitic language influences,
8:621–625
sheluh: ei erez: Israel, 18:452
sin, 18:621–622
spelling, 8:556, 557, 559–560
stress structure of ancient, 13:637–
639
summer camps, 11:272
teaching, 6:471, 14:520
tenses, 8:557–558
theory, 6:589
Tibbonian, 8:659
Tiberian vocalization, 8:628–629
Torah and
dating of, 15:742
terminology in, 15:734–736
translation, Tibbonian, 8:659
United Kingdom, education, 6:207
Yiddish codevelopment, 9:252
See also Alphabet; Pronunciations
of Hebrew; specific names of
letters of alphabet
The Hebrew Leader (periodical), 4:58
Hebrew linguistic literature, 13:29–61,
37t
authors and works, 13:45–54
nineteenth–twentieth
centuries, 13:57–60
sixteenth–eighteenth
centuries, 13:53–57
tenth–eleventh centuries,
13:45–49
twelfth–fifteenth centuries,
13:49–53
bases, joint, 13:31
beginnings, 13:29–30
Biblical Hebrew, 13:35
description and definition, 13:29–
30
development of, 13:31–43
Aramaic and Arabic
comparisons, 13:35–36
dictionaries, 13:36–38, 37t
four periods, 13:31–34
grammatical works, 13:36,
38–43
languages, 13:35
motivations for writings,
13:34–35
dictionaries, 13:36–38, 37t
INDEX
four periods of development,
13:31–34
creative period, 13:32–33
criteria of division, 13:31
dissemination period, 13:33
first attempts, 13:31–32
standstill, 13:33–34
Gesenius, Heinrich Friedrich
Wilhelm, 13:57–58
history of, 13:29–31
language, 13:35
lexicography, 13:36–38
modern trends, 13:58–60
monographs, 13:45
motivations for writing, 13:34–35
phonetics, 13:60
post-Biblical Hebrew, 13:35
publication of the works, 13:43–44
reconstruction, 13:57–58
study of, 13:43–45
Christian Hebrew studies,
13:54–57
classical historical method,
13:57–58
See also Hebrew literature
Hebrew linguistics. See Hebrew
language
Hebrew literature, 10:684–685, 18:582
Aaron ben Elijah, 1:212
abbreviations, 1:237–240
Aboab da Fonseca, Isaac, 1:269
Abraham, 1:286–287
Abraham, Apocalypse of, 1:288–
289
Abraham bar H: iyya, 1:293
Abramovitsh, Sholem Yankev,
1:318–322
Aden, 1:387
Aescoly, Aaron Ze’ev, 1:430–431
Agmon, Nathan, 1:465
Agnon, Shmuel Yosef, 1:465–468
Ah: ha-Am, 1:525–529
Akavya, Avraham Aryeh Leib,
1:554
Akedah, 1:558–559
Alexandria, 1:635
Alfes, Benzion, 1:641
Almanzi, Joseph, 1:679
Almog, Ruth, 1:680
awards, Israel Prize, 10:762–763
Band, Arnold, 3:107
Barash, Asher, 3:135–136
Behak, Judah, 3:262
Beilinson, Moses Eliezer, 3:267
Ben-Amitai, Levi, 3:316
Ben Eliezer, Moshe, 3:340
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